If this is the first time you connect to vrdcXXXX.vrdc.cornell.edu, then you will receive a PuTTY
Security Alert, asking you whether you want to trust this server
(Figure 3) This is fine the first time around, but
if this occurs in later connection attempts, then it means either that
changes have occurred on the server, or that you are not connecting to
the server you thought you were connecting to (a so-called
``man-in-the-middle'' attack). The host key fingerprint should be
one of the following two (November 13, 2007):
vrdc6401: 8f:c4:59:bf:7b:f2:11:99:4c:a1:c7:6e:6d:4f:07:4f (dsa)
vrdc6401: e3:fb:d2:47:5f:5a:2d:6d:1b:c8:91:45:09:3a:e8:23 (rsa)
vrdc6402: 8e:53:5a:6a:42:ff:3d:a4:9a:d9:d8:b0:10:e5:43:92 (dsa)
vrdc6402: 95:e3:49:ff:3d:3b:d7:43:23:9c:60:7e:93:4b:91:9c (rsa)
vrdc6403: a3:3f:ad:8a:61:b9:ed:3d:dd:91:69:7b:57:e5:76:ef (dsa)
vrdc6403: 20:4c:b8:e5:50:a7:41:5e:c9:63:d7:0b:99:a2:99:2f (rsa)
vrdc3201: 4d:b8:ff:bd:31:54:74:8e:9e:c7:6b:e3:29:94:7b:81 (dsa)
vrdc3201: 36:e8:d3:aa:21:77:19:66:bf:cd:62:39:e5:f4:5c:48 (rsa)
vrdc3203: e8:28:5d:07:ab:14:a7:e4:25:c5:4f:7d:ed:b0:92:c0 (dsa)
vrdc3203: 84:d3:6e:9b:6e:a7:20:3b:b2:d6:1b:d6:be:2b:62:61 (rsa)
Figure 3:
Verifying the identity of the server
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